U.S. Hit-and-Run Incidents Spark Police Appeals

Several hit-and-run incidents involving pedestrians have occurred across the United States recently, prompting police investigations and public appeals for information. In Monroe, N.C., a pedestrian was critically injured in a hit-and-run on West Roosevelt Boulevard, with police seeking witnesses to identify the vehicle involved. Meanwhile, in Fairfield, a woman was struck by a mid-size black sedan while walking on Six Rod Road; she survived with non-life-threatening injuries, and the police are asking for public assistance. In Memphis, a pedestrian was seriously injured by a driver who remained at the scene, leading to the temporary closure of East Shelby Drive. Additionally, in Byron Township, a bystander assisting crash victims was seriously injured by a vehicle that lost control, highlighting the dangers of poor driving conditions. Lastly, Peel police are searching for two individuals who fled after a multi-vehicle collision in Brampton.